Accessories

The EMP 1.3 Quick Connection Device is used together with electricity meter test systems, and is recommended for high volume production output.

The HT 2010 wireless hand held terminal is designed for recording meter-specific data at meter test systems.

The ICT 1.3 three-phase Isolation Current Transformer is used on multi position test benches, when three-phase meters with closed links between the current and voltage measuring circuits (C-P links) are to be tested.

The IMP-IF1 interface adapter is suitable for interfacing MTE reference standards with meters having retransmitting contacts, open-collector transistor outputs or true S0-outputs to allow full testing of meters with these types of outputs interfaces.

Interface between MTE reference standards and meters with ground referenced contacts in the range 50 V … 265 V

The QCD Quick Connection Device is used together with electricity meter test systems, and is recommended for high volume production output.

The QCD Form S Quick Connection Device is used for the support and connection of practically all types of self contained (direct connected) or transformer operated ANSI socket meters.

The SH 2015 photoelectric scanning head is designed for the efficient and accurate testing of electronic meters.

The SHC range of scanning head supports has been designed for use with the SH 2003 and SH 11 scanning heads.

The modular Evaluation System SMM 400 provides error calculation, testing of emitting contacts and communication to tariff device units to the meter under test. Four different versions cover all customer requirements.

The voltage presence indicator is a lamp drawing the attention of the operator to the presence of dangerous voltages.

In many meter test stations, separation of energized parts and user cannot be realized by means of stationary separating safety equipment. For this reason, movable or non-separating safety equipment is used. To allow the use of safety switches or light curtains in meter testing stations, a safety related signal evaluation is required. Here a safety relay analyzes the starting conditions and in case of need interrupts the dangerous voltage.